>>33353
Fuck yes. There are parts of that film that are surreal, and you'll be going WTF, but at the end you'll appreciate the experience.

I will add the following films:
The Longest Day
Tora Tora Tora
A Bridge Too Far
Schindlers List
Run Silent, Run Deep
Stalag 17
Bridge Over The River Kwai

seems most of the recent WW2 films have left me a bit disappointed. Fury was OK up until the last 1/2 hour.

>>33366
This movie, though a few things are incorrect (MG42 in 1941), it´s is very well made and really enjoyed it. And i do love it how the polish youth is pissed about how the polish partisans are portrayed there.

  The 1969 film, The Battle of Britain, was released on Blu Ray and I was amazed that it actually looks quite good. The film lavishly used actual WW2 aircraft that could still be flown and fixed up many that couldn't. The old planes were manicured to more resemble 1940 aircraft (adding elliptical wingtips, period canopies and other changes) and made air-worthy for the film. Eventually 100 aircraft were employed making the film's producer in charge of the "35th largest air force in the world". The film used Spanish-built versions of the German planes such as the Messerschmitt Bf 109 fighters and Heinkel He 111H-16 bombers. This film's use of spectacular flying sequences looked terrific in contrast with the unsatisfactory model work seen in previous air war movies like Angels One Five (1952) and was on a far grander scale than had been seen on film before. This cost a lot of money to produce and the film failed to make a profit (at the time, although DVD and Blu Ray sales have since moved it into profit). The film lost ten million dollars worldwide, mostly because of anti-war public sentiments at the time (1969) and bad critical reviews, but I recommend it.
War Thunder - The Battle of Britain https://youtu.be/ee8HUhwmIjw
Squire makes man humorous videos of the War Thunder, a World War II-inspired massively multiplayer online combat game for the PC and PlayStation 4. I was considering purchasing a PS4 just for War Thunder, but I don't like free-to-play games using micro-transactions. I would rather buy the full game (much later after launch, on sale) and unlock things by achievements. And I would prefer air war games focused on single-player campaigns and missions than multi-player furrballs.

  Battlefield S1/E2 - The Battle of Britain https://youtu.be/52YOKT_O10U
For some historical context.

  Battle Of Britain Theatrical Movie Trailer (1969) https://youtu.be/dqqZ99u4xGk

>>33312

One thing I never get is how offended police in the U.S. seem to get over swearing and the like.

They will start acting all authoritative and fucking up someone's day. Then get surprised when some profanity is used as if they would never ever do something so horrible to anyone else.


That said though these videos are always enraging but I get a bit sceptical about the image they present. I mean there is around the 320 million people in the states. Each state is a full nation unto itself really when I consider it on the scale of most other nations I think about. It's easy to condense a whole load of bad shit together in a handful of youtube videos.

These individual abuses are bullshit and should be pursued to find justice but the wider problem needs verifiable studies and investigation to separate from the sport of outrage and the actual issues.

  >>33318
if the officer is being swore at that's a pretty good indication of hostility / verbal resistance, which can quickly escalate to things much more physical.

  I just finished this movie and highly recommend it.

It has endearing characters, great writing, and I haven't seen a movie build tension this well since the '70s. Almost ever, really.

Seriously, give it a shot. I'm glad I did.

  Nightbreed

One of my favorite Clive Barker movies.

If you're gonna watch it be sure to watch the director's cut and NOT the theatrical version.

  >>33346
And since we're on the subject of Clive Barker.

Lord of Illusions

  >>33347

  >>33315
If you love Noroi then you'd love The Cure (1997). A lot of people call it Japan's answer to Seven.

>>33211
>>33223

>Watching that film for any reason other than this man among men.

>>33224
Muh kaffir.

>>33223

>>33224

Honestly, I watched it for the satisfaction of seeing snooty Jodi Foster get stabbed inna carotid.

>>33255
She got me hot and bothered, was sad when she died

Just a reminder that the plentiful RPG-7 is one of the most dangerous and effective weapons out there

  I remember that stupid japanese show and I always wanted to see what really happens when it hits the glass.

Get out of here hothead!

>>33241

I am become hype.

>>33228
Armor's weaker on the side anyways. I don't know what that rocket was, but it'd be easier to get a kill, even a mobility kill, on the side of a tank's hull or turret than the front.

it looked like a standard rpg 7 though for the most part small form AT rockets all look quite similar

Yep

Although wtf is this? Same vid

>>33233
From another tank behind the one that did the shooting. The missed projectile goes over both tanks and slams into the wall.

  YES

To most if not all, the song I linked is pretty much unrelated. However, some astute listeners might be able to pick something out, as I did by chance when watching the old X-Files.

It's also a pretty good song.